Add get-domain-status.py script, readme updates.

get-domain-status.py

@@ -1,4 +1,16 @@
+# right now there is not support for .club.
+# this has been released on master, but hasn't been pushed to pypi yet.
+# this is fucking stupid, but ok, lets just get it working for .net for now.
 import whois
+import datetime
 
-whois.query('jowj.net')
-whois.query('awful.club')
+sites_to_check = [
+    'jowj.net',
+]
+
+current_year = datetime.datetime.today().year
+
+for site in sites_to_check:
+    expire_year = whois.query(site).expiration_date.year
+    if expire_year - current_year <= 1:
+        pass  # throw an alert, check into sending email / sending to slack

readme.md

@@ -16,6 +16,12 @@ using the whois package, get the status of my domains. send an email under the f
 - the domain is < 90 days away from expiring
 - the SSL is < 30 days away from expiring
 
+### todo:
+- [ ] wait until the .club tld support is merged in, add my other domains to the list of shit to check
+- [ ] add SSL checking to the script
+- [ ] add email / slack alerting to the script.
+- [ ] eventually move this to the `arke` project so that its deployed to my servers and alerted on consistently
+
 # DWIM naming history
 
 dwim comes from someone in the history of LISP. i like the connotation of doing what /i/, in particular, mean, rather than the general 'try and figure out what i mean' that it has in history.